Wolfmage! The Final Version. He's a (very patient!) wolf/dragon, slightly humanoid in form. All details, clothing, and dragon-to-wolf proportions per specific description. I left the hands more human for contrast; he's a mage who's summoning up a storm, and I thought dextrous human hands would make more sense in this case than paws. Stylized for use as an avatar. Thank you all so much for your helpful comments; this pic is all the better for them. Pencils/Photoshop.

Wolfmoon: 1993, pencil & pen. Stylized representation of an angry Wyld; though she'd never get her mouth closed with fangs like that! The stars in the background form constellations (not in their real positions in the sky, though). One of them is Draco, and the rest are kinda cropped off.

Wyld-Darkwolf (Shahn-Tarra): 1993 pencil sketch. I never really got into roleplaying, but I did use Wyld in AOL's old Red Dragon Inn in the early 90's. She's usually black, but here she's white-pelted. Though I do not play "Werewolf: The Apocalypse", for those of you who do, she could be described as a Lupus Stargazer Ahroun, whose preferred form is Hispo. The feathers are not "spirit feathers" - they're supposed to be metal jewelry. The cat-eye-like forehead ornament and the dots under her eyes represent the fact that she's mine, like Synn.

For the lovely and kind Aurorawolf, here's my piece for her as part of the Sketchbook Ring. She didn't specify a theme; instead she collaged her book (cool idea!) with favorite scenes, symbols, and photos. I drew her with some trees, her cat and snake, and symbolic-style wings; I've not drawn a snake in FOREVER, so I apologize for inaccuracies!

Pencil, Photoshop CS on sketchbook paper. 2006.

This a slightly different version of the leopard shapeshifter I did for Kyoht's very cool Bump in the Night portfolio. His ornamentation is inspired by Afican jewelry and designs, though it's not based on any actual pieces; I made them up myself.

Pencil, with the border created in Illustrator, and colored in Photoshop. 2005.

A leopard shapeshifter, originally drawn a few years back; she's not supposed to be "sexy" - notice no large, um, "features". I guess it's just easier to change sans clothing, I dunno. I DO know the paw-hand may look odd, but this was meant to be more of a metaphor than an actual creature; I thought if I did the two paws/hands differently, it might represent a changing nature better.

Pencil (an earlier sketch), colored 2006 in Photoshop.